Sentence examples for in institutionalisation from inspiring English sources

Studying more deeply the roles that various individuals, and the coalitions formed by them, have in institutionalisation, deinstitutionalisation and reinstitutionalisation processes might provide us with additional analytical leverage in regional development studies.

Accordingly, the legalisation of torturing the guilty is likely to be regarded as extremely problematic, since presumably legalisation is likely to result in institutionalisation. Consider in this connection police killing in defence of the lives of innocent citizens.

Although evidence is insufficient to determine the effectiveness of maternity waiting homes on improvement of maternal and newborn health, several countries have identified success in institutionalisation of maternity waiting homes as a way to reduce maternal and neonatal deaths by increasing access to skilled birth attendants.

Admission to group homes for the elderly with dementia and residential care facilities for the elderly requiring care, which administratively are defined as community-based care, were nearly all for the long-term, and were therefore included in "institutionalisation".

Multi-dimensional assessment and preventive visits, have led to a decrease in institutionalisation and improvements in patients' functional status [ 4, 5], with additional beneficial effects when assistive technologies are used [ 6].

He observed the roots of this process in the institutionalisation of charity in the 13th-century church (he frequently cited the Latin maxim "corruptio optimi pessima", the corruption of the best is the worst).

Instead, drawing upon Eliasson (2000) and Liu and White (2001), industrial production or systematic production was included in the analysis, as it appears as important in the institutionalisation of innovations.

This results in an increase of individuals with limited daily functioning and consequently in higher institutionalisation rates.

The utilisation of a case management model approach in frailty research, particularly one that incorporates family orientated case management, has proven effective in improving frail older care recipients' health, functional ability and satisfaction, and in reducing institutionalisation [ 37].

The evolution of the courses over the last 60 years has provided one of the most telling case studies in the institutionalisation of modernism, the process music historian Richard Taruskin sees as "the transformation of the avant-garde into the arrière-garde precisely because of its commitment to an old concept of the new", a process to which Darmstadt has sometimes acceded, sometimes resisted.

Ignoring the realities of policy-making dynamics can result in poor institutionalisation of the SDI development process, and therefore reduced impact of indicators.